(Answered) Question 44 (2.444 points)An increase in real GDP generally translates into a higher standard of…

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➤ When is real GDP a poor indicator of wellbeing?
Real GDP is a weak wellbeing indicator in countries with large informal economies, big wealth gaps, or severe pollution. It also fails when non-market services like unpaid care and leisure change significantly. In such cases, composite measures like the Human Development Index or median household income give a clearer picture of living conditions.

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